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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD: THURSDAY, JULY 25, 18G1.
FESTHEWS
3QRAPK.
t
-luy WAR
GREAT BATTLE.
A--- i
ADDITIONAL DETAILS.
,nHinTn Account of
tlio Untile.
Two Eebel Generals Killed!
NGTH OF THE ENEMY.
Jarbarism of tfco Ilebels.
si
nportanfc Congressional Pro
ceedings.
1 thr War lie-
icorganization of the Army.
mO,0() Fresh Troops Accepted.
lii.i.i:oi omen
EVENTS IN MISSOURI.
tlttrUngloii iik-ii off for tin- t War.
Sj.'-jiil d-jspa'cii toth" I Tiiil
lltirlitigton, July 24.
('.'lb -'d men i :'t here this cviiin;? under
1 otni i.w.i of ''apt. v', F Harrto'oin the
'ii.ii
mo: .New i-.ra i.ioentei iiiiictiieu.
ii.
I'liiioiil f i-iint r.ilic Mate Convrntlon
..elal ;i-;i:itch to the Rutland Ilriild.
Burlington, July 21.
l'I.e D. iieicrutic State Convention ut Mont
iier to-duy was thinly httended. A straight
kt t wa- noniinated. as follows :
"; '.'or- rhm -Paul Pii'iit'glinni, of Whter-
rv.
;.j l.:rul,n Hit I ,'fVtrno
Wen I .iirii .
Stephen Thomas.
:-y 1 11 nsifir J.
T. Thurston, of Montpe-
i!s were adopted" -upturning; the Ad
uj in their ell'orts to preserve the Un-
Ii-
iniiiati
11 aniline ton i.
Wiwhirt :
1 l I r '1 1 , ; iriitie; -
Ui .fii ' is .if K '. : - Wi I!':1 . U I
J..S. ' . o vli.na I' !l i'eii'i 1
Ja
1V1
y 24.
two in
arrived
tt 4 p.
I'.oriax Court Hou-.a at 12
' report I
v paltl! i,
ranee,
ors wear
'I t' tioop'
1 !l id the
ti) that time at these re
ssniti force had made its
re 1 seei
inor-1 cheerful aspect to day.
i ;ti- continually arriving. Maj .
' i ic
ngan 1st, who assumed com
1. a. I
ter Wilcox tell, was yesterday and is
tl i gathering up his men. He S'ates that
:-v or lorty will cover the killed, and double
it nuaiiier, 'M-' 'Aiiuud.-d, in his regiment,
il'in jis has t ft' red si'Vt iitccii , mid Indiana tvn
S..iin
( I t !;t III !.IV"
mi t .i e to 'in
i i: a : w. t n
fir. !,. r-' ttii
ci; ' s e-- a
tl in ;.e -ei-hl
jJt'l'td.I o-io. s ,
a 'in went to
ilrcady
iff,) .v .
ed (Mtiii
i;..arn!
a 'u
.i.'inod
darie
nu! t a'
"I"
Fa
'.; tor
.lie of
Hit;
'Ml'
::t
ai.'i
to i.e 1,
1 hi- ('
j-' to the M ini I
til-tress ion al Dis-
eu!i"f killed or
r'l'l:l Etontoll.
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-rtou n
. slates
o lionr
-.ry o'l
vice,
in t'ti-
a t .v
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rs;.
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Jul.
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: i'i vUv an! r -ills
vu iiii; v I lie
S i' hi nearly x'-i of
ut ... :.u:i !; -d
,:, ..ti White
tlaee va
s :oi in i
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in nircc
a a loreu
nr I'm--
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iw.
's c nninaiid L.'it
ii sii we. 'ii id h r..t
1 s- ,
twelve
. will ii
'111 th':
tunes
) into r.
mi',) nt ljlttle 1 Ol'ii.
: .Mount Vertio
r.ioVi inetlt." 'a id
ro.id.
e made ticxt
!t'eh is :
and "t
at is .-.
U a '. a
mi a
;.'li a l an; i V aii
a;r, ivil:.,
I armed troops,
me tweive or (iiteeti m les
jus.ind oonriv armed mid
f olonlt't'i' ui y -ta ut tVasli
III.. to. i.
hi . t..n.Ju!y 'J.5, inidilight.
J- 1 : eif to-iii::!it. lie s;i's
h I,
.ere i
rvil!
of f
tro?.-
!iti!
'" if .
i i;
a' C
V' I a a, 'til 'a.s
a l-ci WCCtl Vi'a-iil.a
wo l-undfi'd v., inn.'
.: .ii i i Vi d.
i.ai ,
er i'
iniore.
da surcoiis
'iiit.OOO itifii for TTuilKiig-l!! SSarli.ir-
of lli itebidii.
New Vor's, July 2'3.
i'i. iierai i'tj 'aduTi!.;:i!:i dispatch sta e.i that.
' 'an :i't..! th'jti-..hd iii-.ii arc ordered to
.'utijjtoti from .!ilfetet:l States. New iu-
'HE LA .
T3V TBL
land and New York respond nobly and contract
ors arc chuckling.
The President and Secretary Seward visited
the 69th at Fort Corcoran which expressed a
determination to veerilist for the war, and the
President has written a letter complimenting
this regiment for its bravery.
It N stated that ft private of the 1st Conn,
regiment lifted and curried a wounded rebel to
,1 shady spot, jave him drink which revived the
rebel who drevv his pistol and shot his benefac
tor dead Also that a troop of rebel cavalry
deliberately fired into a number of wosnded-
Also that the rebels having taken the bayonets
and knives of our dead and wounded thrust
them into their hearts leaving them sticking
there, and the L misiana Zouaves amued them
selves by kicking the heads they cut off as foot
l alls.
The 2nd N. II. regiment went into action
with 856, returned with SOO, 62 of whom are
wounded, of otlicrs twelve are dead and 4-1 ruis-
sin.;.
Col. Mnrston is doin well.
Two Georgians. j.risoners, say that John
sons division arrived at .Manassas Sunday ruotn
inu untl report that in an attempt to capture
Snennun's l.atteiy ilietV rig;!it was cut to pieces,
j Tiu-v si.v they fooled Patterson.
! 'I'lie l i nes dispatch stat.'j t:iat the l-ss iu
i killed jiml wounded will not exceed six Iiun
, tin ii
! t.i .veuiment has t:'.k -u sK-us to have one !;ur.-
l'iii:dred il.ouseial niuie troops.
i he rebels carried American llajs uunm; tue
!hrtt. and when .u ill -4 au ls cf mr tr.op.s .to
lavae'l. a' taev tiiv.) en tliein.
Kebt I sharp -'uvi'.e s w -.. sj .mi t.i
off
iva-iiiier-. v.tsiie itcaiuij; out water, anu
t t'le. aaibuianees an.i hospital.
3Iicllanoui tt'iir Xvvth.
New York, July 24.
ut. Co!. Fo.vlci- "f the 14;h New York
l;
iv;:tiiei.t inr: d :U Arlington Monday nielli.
fl:c io-s if t ie 71st wa 17 killed, 41 wounded,
12 tnis-ii'g.
I'wenty Prussian otli-crs have gone to Wash
ington to tender tueir services to the jjoveru
ineiit.J A '.uecial desnatch savs the nomination of
Connelly for Governor of ew Mexico was re
, . ' L- x ' !.-
jeeleu by tae Senate.
SPECIAL TO l'OST.
It is ruiiioieti a duel will occur between Bur
lieu ant! i;ie".ardo!i. Friends are trying to
arrangj the waiter.
itu. Vi..!svv;.rth who anived irotu Fairfax
Court Hons.- wir. re !,-. roiuiued to care lor tite
wounded repm 's .i.e iv:;et forces coining in.
Our troops are only Ut a tar as Bulls cross
roads. Large numbers of our scouts a;e out in
all directions.
A slave escaped from the rebels says ninety
thousand ration s were issued at Manassas Junc
tion Sunday.
M'KCIAL TO Till; TKI1SUKK.
Ser.'cant Mixter of the M.issaehusett s 5th,
who 1 y in the woods near Bnll s liun Sunday
night, escaped. Two negroes met hun on the
road and told him that every rebel regiment
after being taken to the. iront and delivering
their tire, was withdrawn and fresh oues substi
tuted, -he former in some cases returning after
closing its ranks and reloading- Ouly men
enough were left at the Junction to work the
guns.
One negro counted forty wagons, full of dead
posing about three o'clock.
The report that the rebeli had shelled ho1
burned Sudley Church used. as a hospital by our
trot ps is coidiriiicd . as also the fact that the
wounded l-.'uud on tiie 10. id wee bayoneted by
the rebels.
A hundred or a hundre i and titty ot the 6th
Massachusetts have started from the lielay
Hoii-e tor home. The rest will 'emaui as long
at. needed.
TUirty-.vvnth C'oiiffr" Extra "ion.
Washington. July 21.
lluusr.
Mr. KUiott trom '-he l oimuittee ou commerce
reported u bill which was passed, authorizing
the rresitent ny anu V:ia me aaviee an-; eou
setit of the Senate, to Appoint consuls at any
feoei port wheie he may deem advisable lor
preventing piracy, at a salary not exceeding
ti'teen 'hundred dollars per annua: , their
otbees to cease when internal peace shall be re
stored. Mr. Stalgwick from the committee on naval
affairs reported Senate bill providing tor ap
pointment of a board of three skilliul officers to
report on the construction or completion ot an
ir ... or mi; clad steamship or battery, audit
the r port i- ftivo'-able, the .secretary of the
.N'jv, be ..ttt'ioriz.i I to corisUiict one or more
A wiVlit.-il and a half .Itiilar-. is siipr'. ;iat;.l ti
earrv " -1 i s net i'.i'u eil:'e'. Pas-ed
Al.-o '!! S.-ii.iti; Ml. aunt '.nzing iho appint
m i,i ..f'cti Assistant Sec-'i'rv o; the Navy, at
u salary o! tiiree taou-at.d dollars per anuaui.
and eight additional clerks for the same depart-m-.-i't
Fassed.
Al-o t:ie Senate bt 1 providing for an ira-rease
o! :h: medical orps of the Navy. Passed.
Mr. Blair from ihd committee on military
alia re j oitet! the Senate bill authorizing tho
President to at'c -pi the services ot live buudr.'d
thousand volunteers. Passed
'ir. Bri ti-i!i I'.-om t-ie com-uittee on judicia-
te ait 1
r
dut
t.11 wh'.cn v its .a-e 1, re
;o c tumu:ii'-.;tc, if in his
,"o tt !.!? : it'i th : nub ic
e President
it is not ine
n:
interest lie t:ro:ui'is. r ;tcn ;
whiffi ttie I'oaej t' uiin .ssi.a:
rJai'i'ij.'ie .. . n.: a ;.u i .
ers nt Fort iie i .
in
r- .
v J
oa
1. 1 ; v t., t
. : -'"'
ay - and
Mr. M' ven.' hoiu tae
Means lcpor.c.l ;t hili ..p
tl-etl tiiousaii'l tioilar. to
ce ..I v
i'opna;
,..V the
i.olic
i.'a ii !y the L ii ttc '
oi li.i-tiinoie
.'Ir. fJurnett ;t!
uh.)ut tiie Prcsi.lca
tates uutlioruifS in tae city j
teked the bill. He sp'ike j
u-tiiijit! thj tiovvcrs, trta- ;
t!
pi. nt; ou tint rights of M-irjl.ttl
Mr. liiciiuiilsoti aei-u-c.l Air.
iir to .rinlucc the tiisastrou:
fans by aiding ; btcuk ui) tiie
t .
Mr. litii ncti .i aiteii the ' tin
lo have o per-ou tl con-rover...
i. c :
Burnett ot help- j
c.itiUition ot at' !
J). mocratic par-
,-'. ii'j wished
' wi ih him here
. i. lie ciesi'-ed
liUL
I nn i.
one eisevvher
'tr, iii
ii.ir
tcchu.
iscif iu
ll tr
ten
1 1 re,
Mr.
,t i-Ncite n1.
Ut 1'li.lll
d.
ii.
n.ir.ls
neti;
Lai t.
fiji'aki;
ibaui tiie
:ott, and
battle .i
he rei
tue J .1
c-hvc:
.Mr.
a! tieu. S
a ted a
to i'i'i 'e it.
yens cxplai'iud the ltl'. lie spo.e of
fid htiiiblaturc ai u iics.tcf traitors,
i.h ol I'ol ce as a traitor.
.a;
-111 IV
i tiiC f
;. and iiighiv exciting and interesting
oa :':ie lull io; owed, when it passed.
nen..
1.1 r. hrowtj tiioved uu amendment to strike out
Jaiiitary in .?-.c:iou nixth and insert April in Lett
thereof.
Mr. Stevens, ia opposing the tiniftnlnient, ex
piained tuts motives whtca indu ed the Cotmntt
t,.e to lix on the iuontli of January si; 'iie tinio .
ior iisaess-n, jiropertj eiiuuifratcd.
?lr. Conking moved s atneudment to sec
tio i sieo'.'.d giving tho President power with the
ti'ivice of the 3!imo to appoint a:ae'..r-, &c,
thin tae t..x levied by this bill be colle.-ted under
he superintendence ot Governors f t Smte.-i.
Mr.' LoTcjoy proper.: i thu a tn.x be levied
cipitubiy on all real ..ad peiviul property in
nil the States in tiie auuic aia.ine. and propor
tion W a tStute tax.
Mr. Ashley proposed ft sitriibr atneadin:.:t,
wus euppcrtl-d by Mr. ..IcCicruftnd, but not
adopted.
Mr. Koscae continuing moved ih-M the Coin
mitiee ri e wiieu the chairman reported progress.
Mr. Coukiins moved thit the bill he recom- j
Milled t the Commit ee on Ways and Means, i
with instructions to amend so as to provide that
the tax on real and personal estate provided
therein be levied, assessed and collected in the
several States and Territorits and District of
Columbia in the same manner as State and ter
ritorial taxes are by local law collected therein.
Mr. Colfax moved to amend Mr. Conklinsj's
instructions by striking out that part of the bill
relative to the thirty rr illions of direct taxes ap
portioned among the States, and to provide in
its stead taxes on stocks, bonds and mortgages,
money at interest, and income. He said that
his motion left untouched the recommendations
of the committee as to taxes on whiskey stills,
watches, carriages, notes and bank bills, and
that thus amended the bill might raise twenty
millions of dollars. This was all he thought
necessary now, but if, when we meet again tour
months hence, direct tax?s on land are necessa
ry, it will be time enough then to levy them. If
the rebellion continues, he was willing that ev
ery dollar he owned should go to the Govern
ment, and it was so with a majority of his con
stituents, but he was for pushing these taxes
only as fast as the; are necessary, and to have
the burdeus fall in" the first instance on those
most able to nav them.
In the course of the debate Mr. Stevens said
some of his friends thought the rebels would
succumb in two months, but such was not his
opinion- The rebels were too numerous and in
the operat'a in against them many thousands of
valuable lives are to be lost and millions of dol
lars expended-
Mr. Morrill of Vermont said unless they pass
this bill the meeting of Congress will amount to
nothing.
Mi: Wright moved to postpone the considera
tion of the Hill till the next so sion of Congress.
.Negatived by 44 against S'J .
Mr. Colfax's 1 ropostuon was voted down and
Mr. Conklmg's adopted by 70 against 61. Ad
journed Nf IKItC.
Mr Foster presented a rep U an i memorial
from the common council of New London, Ct.,
tor establishing a naval school in New London.
He urged the claims of the State and place in a
few remarks Referred to the naval commutes
Mr. (irimes off red A resolution that the
committee on the jnd.ciary be instructed to in
quire into the expediency of requiring die oath
of allegiance to be administered to each military
naval officer and employe of the government.
Agreed to.
Mr. Trumbull presented a memorial from the
citizens of Alton. 111., in favor of establishing an
armory there. Referred to naval commute.
Mr Trumbull from cotntuittee oa judiciary
reported back the IIous: bill to define and putt
lsh conspiracy with a recom a. end that it pass.
Mr Bayard said he wished to make a minori
tv report against the bill.
" Mr. Trumbull objected to its being received
as the report from the committee.
The bill to punish fraud on the part of any
ofiieers entrusted with the maiin of coniraets
for the government, was taken up aud subse
ijucutlv postponed tii! to morrow.
Mr.'Wiilson introduced a bill to promote the
efficiency ot the volunteer forces of the United
States, whic-i was referred to the military com
mit 'ec.
On motion of Mr. ("handler, the bill regulat
ing pay for revenue service was taken up. Bill
p.issetl after some discussion .
The bill to promote efficiency of the volun
teer forces was taken up tor the second tim :.
The bili allows the President to discharge odi
ceis who are incapable or inefficient, or violate
their official duty.
1 he lull was discussed at considerable length.
Mr. Fessen den Irorn committee on linaace,
re oned back t'le bill to provide for trie payment
of the government police of Baltimore. Bill
Was pas-ed
Mr. Johnson of Tenn ., offered a resolution
that the prus'-iit civil war was forced on the
country by iisuniotiit m th: Southern States
who are now in icb.-iiinti against til? constitu
tional government, gin this emergency Congress,
banishing aii passion and resentment, wiii
onlv retolitct its duty to the whole country.
I his war w'us not waged with any spirit of sup
pressiun or suiijagati an, or lor any purpose of
overthrowing Uur ini'.tutions tf ihe Sitttia, but
lo maintain and dele-ad til? supremacy i t ihe
eonstitu '.ion and laws, and as soon as this is ac
complished the war ought to Cea ..
The bill was laid over, wacu. Subsequently
the Senate iid jaurued
Visoroun Jli-murM to rr-orifaniie the
A vntr. -Mt.WVO new troop ulreailr
A(irileil.
Washington, July 24.
The ino-t vigorou- measures are being adopt
ed bv the War Dpartiueut for a thorough and
complere reorganization ot our army.
OiJ svstt.-nn will i,c cii.iiiged to prK'-t'.cal
I !' tue -H-t'-er management Ot oar t. Tees,
.ia.tig r.-iiab e officers. i'o this etci t .e
ar ot War has issued general orders
1 ;tU tiiw 'itliceis of Kegla.erits a, II :,c
to examination ny a. board ot (.tlicers to
t
o AV
sU' Ji ei !
i.e it p po
d by Hie War Department itti tne
concui renee .a the cuii.mantler in-Caiei as to
liicir titii.rss la the positions a-si tied ttiem.
1 Lose ioiiiiu me otiipeteal wiii r.-e ujeete . aud
their I os.t:o:.s wi 1 be tided by competent office is
taut may have p issed an examination o! the
said military board.
Up t') l.velv
flic 11 have been
bell!:' :u fhut e
j . lock to dav ., nearty 5().IHU
ctpted, and are at this momeiit
Kilo serv.ee ad over the North.
1 .iio'.iou on their wav to the
Ma .y
n a r i . : I .
.1 JW
a.pi.a.
:tit nr.'
i !:
W..: li.-. :
UoiiO fllUC.
we:! 'iircctci ttioris -. t the
ili'l 1 . - (ielier-u ;u chief, ha
a-o coatideucu . I If proiuj.t
t: .it.-i u li..ii . t iio is now on
liiiaaa.t Li.c iiair.l ui'itiy, ii as
.iu .taction .-.iiu ciaaite i y.rvut
- t..e a-)l;iicr.s i lay urc
a i . sO ICat a Cielictui as
i'ecea.ly -.voti bugfi ilj(t:isive
aaiiities'
a. s
iijijuj: nt. ic
lit id
...v nei'e.
:ven unboui.
Cli-.i'.-.Maslil .
veatay u: ncii
Mi t.'S-.-iiau, ''
pro'ji- o! tils ;
lAi ileuK'Ut at .f'irron it.
Jeiiersuii City.ju.y il.
Tne city was tl.rovvu iiiso . st tto ot great ex
tciuettt last evetiaig it 11 o'ciccft o.'.m,' to tiie
pic
t.iei
hit.
1
eiiy
nor.
:ts iii'iii u: an otlice:
i nat kliuv.'lii tlig v w.
iioppe.i i.'.ast
iie was tiOt
re t i ere.
.' . i'iliie.'V -Ui.lill iuetl
t.i
trout
m th
ti
am. ou t .e l.t.r loauii. to aims and the re
mito.il taal Gov. Jackson was approaching
.e i:.tv with a nt'ij bnee, '.vi:ie.i of course Was
i.lll'uiy taiaJ.
Cot "McN id's leuneiitit left lure this evening
cr iv.ui iji ai Lou:s.
BmIit.iI licu'-i Attacked ly tiecenniuu
ol. Washifiatuii, July 24
Katiy this morning the picket guaiu ot tiie
x. V. 24ti at i'ai.s Churcn. tweuty two in
number. wi:u a CapUin, were a tuc-kcil by utiuut
ioiay see asiuu cavalry unti dr veil iu. ilaii a
dozen shots were .iijiiiar.Ui nut no oue was in
jtiitd ou o ii' siae.
I he sccc-si ,-u p.ckcis are within live miles of
us on t e CoiUaiaia roiu.
loulherii Account of the Itattlv ut .tla
uaia. JLoutsviiic, July 24.
A bpecii'i dispatch to the Memphis Argus U oin
iiicumj id, dated the 22nil, says Gen. lieaure
yard couiuiauded the Siou'-iierii troops on the
rint ut .Vlatiasstis Junction, and Geu. Johnson
on tiie ielt. Siivtaiaa's battery was captured .
Geu. Deauregard horse wa shot from under
hi u. Generals liar ow ot Georgia and Bee of
Souui L'aroiuiu are tidied. Thtf Lynchburg
regiincuis are cut to pieces.
uthusiatic Ilcceptiou of Cren. IrfcClel
Uu iu Aittiii
1'ittsburg, July 24.
Geu McClellaa arrived hero to night amidst
the tiring 4ot cannon, fireworks and other dem-
onstrations. An immense concourse met him
at the depot. He was escorted by the military
firemen and citizens to the Monongahel a Hotel.
He was introduced to the poplace by Judge
Shannon, when he n. ade a felicitous acknowl
edgement which was received with enthusiastic
applaudits. He leaves in the twelve o'clock
train eastward.
I of the rir Zoustm 200.
Washington, July 24.
The loss of the Fire Zouaves is now estimat
ed at 200, all told. The remainder are as full of
fight as ever. Among the killed of the detatch
ment of U. b. Marines is Lieut. Hitchcock of
Vermont.
It is stated that the flag of truce to the confed
erates proposing that one of ourselves Bhould tro
and see to the wounded left upon the field of
hhDattia on Sunday, was that while they would
not prrmi t our burgeons and ambulences to
come w ithin their lines, they would take as good
care ot our wounded as if tnev were their own
The oidinance department of the navy yard is
turning out rifled cannon with extra force. One
is nearly finished which will throw a prt jectilo
weighing 64 pounds four miles and a half. The
gun weighs 10.000 pounds. There is great ac
tivity in the ordinance department night and
tav
Col. Latham's reignicnt of horse artillery has
been accented and will be mustered into service
immediately.
NEW YOUK MARKKTS July 21.
Reported by Telegraph.
i lour receipts, 12 802 barrel; Stute and Western
dull an i Ac lower all s, 8009 bbU; Superfine Sta't,
s-a.00: lixtia State, 81,20 'iji S?f.25; 1. 11.
Ohio. J1 b. BiSf'j; Superfine Vetern, ?3 so 'eg
SI.'.".); common to Kood ex'ru Western. 1,10 .'i 4 ,4 ,
.Soutlieni. rpiitt sales, 40 this. ; mixetl to goon , 0
((l 1-ancy and l.xtra, ti h) CaitHda, quiet
- Miit-s, BiV) bil. ; Superliue, S3.70 (ttj 3 8'J: Extra,
Sfl.lO a, s".
Wilful shade firraci for prime, with a fair export
demand. Sales, 40 0' bushels. Chicago .Spring. t0
5s ''2; Milwaukie Ciub. Ua m 9S; Green Hay, si.
Corn tirrn salts, SO 0IX) bunhels; New Mixed Wes
tern. 40 u; 4ti).
Oats Heady ; Jersey . 27 fjft 31. Northern aud West
cm, 3234
Beet ipiiet; Country Mesa, mo 'Sj S.j.60; Prime, 4
0: itepacked Chicago. 5 lt.W.
1'ork iuiet; Mess. Sli5,20 eg jflo.b? ; l'riuie, S10.
liwon nominal.
l.ard-teady; sales, 12ij btrrels.
Uutter iiuiet; Ohio. 7 s lu,'' ; State, 8 ; 13i .
i r r 1 1: i .
In Clarendon, on Monday, the 22nd i'it , Mr.
John li. Key nolds of this village to Miss Eva Hay
ward. I) I E B
In this village. July 23. George Alvord Jen"e.
otily son o! Samuel D. and Ella 1. Jennt-es. a,;ed '1
month-.
1 he funeral will be attended Iro'n th residence
ol C C Alvord, this afiernoou at 4 o'clock.
In Wei-t Rutland, July 20th, Charles Horace, son
of Wihiam V. and Orrissa iellt, aj; .d t yenrii and 'J
montha
Special ulircs.
A
C A R I) T O T II E L A I I K S
Dr DUI'ONCO SGOLDEN 1'ILI.S FOR FEMALEsJ
nrll!ib - in corrertintf.r'u'afn. anJr--nortn all ob
:rurttons from tf haiever rause . and niicays
surressfutai a preventive .
The combination of ingredients in these Tills are
perfectly harinlesn. 'Dieir ethcacy and menu are
based upon an exteiisive practice of over &J years ;
and w here the directions have been -trictly follow ed
thev have never failed to s.irr. et nil I rruianties.
They relieve painful aud difficult Menstruation, (par
ticularly at the chtuxe of ,'ite i Ifiey wail cure the
Whites aud remove all ob-traction-. ari-in from
rolls, exposure, or any cause ; and mav t. success
fully used as a preventive. Price 9l.i per box.
Sold by I'OND k Mi iKSE. f Unitri-u )
Aents for Rutland. Vermont.
I.adirs ; By "ending th-m l.'t through the Rut
land To-t-Othoe can hare tile pills -eut to any part of
the couutry. ic .niidi ntia'lv) by mail .S'jI.1 m White
hall by J. II. Brouiron. and l. Wrignt. -r: iro. f
,SVn. Ca-t:-toU. . J- Josi'A. l'uultne;. and by one
Druiitfist iu every village and town iu the United
Mates.
N. II Look out for-counterteitu. Buy no(, olden
Fill of any kind miles- ttie t.x i n? ne-i U. 11 ow.
All others re a bae uiipo-iriun atid uaate ; tfiere
lore, a you valueyour live- and iieailli. (to a noth
ing of being humbugged out ol our m.jn -y. I buy
only of those who ehow the- i-iguature of S D. Howe
oa every box. which has recently been ad led. on ac
count of the Fills being counterfeited.
May -1. ut w .ly
C IVI EN N 1 A L AN N 1 V E KS A R V .
Casti.eto.n. Vt., July 15th.
The citien." of Ca' leton will celebra'.e the oue
Hundre.fth Anniversary ol the Charter of their it wu,
on the 25th ot September next ; on w hich day . all the
native.-, and former resilient ot the town, are cor- I
diaiiy invited to meet with u- and enjov a cittl en
tertainment. Any who hare ft iends abroad wiii con
lira tavot by leaving the name and 1'. O a-idre-s
with
H O. 11 1 i LEY.
J N Nolt HROI
W. MoULlON.
Com
of
liivitatio'i.
We bad o eisivii.a f-w tlays -ii.ee. to pureha-e a j
Hew pair ot b"Ot-, En operation e ;.i'Aa dread ss a I
b.'V vvnuai a whii.i.iUkF. liut. comie!ed bv nece'-itv. i
we screwed our courage to the -ticking place, and
went to our worthv friend opyo-tte, who. ta tiur ut
ter astonisiimeiit fitted u the first trial. He very
caoliy remarked t bat "he done the same thing nine
teen times out ot twenty," and that whenever he ha 1
a cough or cold he n-ed 14 r ai.t i'tihuonic W fc rn
and they cureii him ft- oftei:. Onlv Z-'i cent" a box
id by I'ONli & MORsjE. Rutiaud. 2'j-lw
Sill .lAME? C'L.'.UtE ? t'KMALK I'I L IS 1 ' N ea 1 1
prieti.r-bold hundreds i.t" te-tiiu.tiu! to tti. vir'ties
of sir James ( :urke'e 1 euiaie 1'iiN. hut their peculiar
natnie prevent puliiication; but certain it i they
are the oniy sure and sale remedy in u-e tor a;i th'.se
paiitl ii and dan ..'ernus .Imwh pe.'iiltar to the leuiiiie
e.'i.-titutit.i! In all ci-t- of Nervotn and j.. 1 1 1 a 1
Atleetioi)-. iiin in the liaek ami I.iiuh-. lieaviiiese.
iatig'.ie on !ignt exertion. 1'alt.itjtiuii ol the Heart.
l.eine.-- ot j,.rit.-. sierios, .s,ick Hea.b'eite. Whiles,
and ail i.ain;ul ili-ea-es ...:a,;-:.ine.l by i di-oi iiere.1
svstem. lhe-e pi!!- will ei'ect a care vheu a' 1 i-tlit-r
means have tailed. Ti v n-r-r tail lo trie-derate
rryes an i lo rttnore- ije.,ru l-nn. li'tnn whatever
cause. I hfv are pu rely egftaha', and wtil not in
jure the mo-t delicate cim-ttuitinii. t'..r partieular.
tend fur a pamphlet to the Agent, one dollar aud
six p -tuge stamp., sen' to any aulhoriz-d Agent,
will iiisuie a bottie return mail. ,ii-3iuuii.
It) CONl.Ml '1'IVKS
II1.3 subscriber wiii cheerfully send (free of 'ha rie)
to all who (b.-ire it. tie copy "of a SiMri.t; I'Kt ii'K
by which he was cur.-i or that iirk disea-e fon
8a:Tiptiun. .suiTerers nit1; t 'o ' tt c M l'Tl i N . AftTHMA. I'.UON
I'HITIH, or any bin aired lo::, lie sincerely hopes will
try fliii lteeipe. tteil satiii't.t if they do so they will
be more than satisfied wit : the result. Thahkt'ul fur
his own complete re-tont'ion, he is anxious to place
in the bauds of every fuffcrer the i.ieau of cure.
l'fio-e wi-hing the recipe with i'uil direeticias, kc,
will please call on or address
Ui V. WM S. ALf.EN.
2j-Svv No. to John Mreet. New York.
A. STUM A IXIibl).
N a wpoi.T. Vt., Sept. 20. lsii'D.
Dp. Isaxtefi .Str : My son ha been severely af
tlicted with the Asthma irom childhood. About
three years ago he bud a -evere attack. We prevailed
on him to try Dr. White's Elixir, and beiore the
third bottle was gone, he was entirely cured, and has
remained a well man ever .since. Your truly.
E. It l'AEMErl.
ip.AsncaGU, Vt , Sept. 'SI. 1'iO.
I have been afflicted a number of years wi'h the
phthisic, and for months in succession have not beeu
able to lie iu bed aud enjoy a regular night's sleep
until I commenced utdng. tr. N. O. White's Elixir,
which I am happy to say gave immediate relief, aud
1 have been wed and eujoyed good health ever since.
26-UswI2w THOMAS J.EATON.
NO Ol'IUM Oil CALOMEL.
Most of the popular Cough Remedies contain more
or less Opium, which prevcuU their general use. Dr.
Hill's BALSAM, being entirely tree irom this nar
cotic poison, will ba tound not only sart, but highly
etlicacious iu subduing every lorm of i-uni: disease.
30 lw
Soovill s Blood and LiveiiSvhop. When such
men as It. S Newton, M. D., l'ro lessor iu one oi the
Cincinnati Medioal Colleges, corroborates the state
ments oi Jlartiu UODDius, jr., iu wmun ue gives
nertifleate of a remarkable cure of himsell of Scrofu
lous White Swelling, by use of this medicine, no one
need aouot its virtues.
r "11 uREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALE!
J DE . MATTISON'S INDIAN EMMEN AG OG UB.
V This celebrated female Mediein,
-z-:tm iiuMHri.nl nir ti ring nn&nnwn ni mnw
lv r., . -- . . .
niingeiseoi ttie Kind, and proviug
effeatual after all others bavf tailed,
is deaigoed lor both marrud akd nnite
Udirt, and in the very bet thiu
known lor the purpose, 9 it will
bring on the monthly sickntu in cate
of obtruction, alter all other reme
dies of the kind have been tried in
Tain. I
OVER 2000 BOTTLES have now
1, been sold without a single failure wbn
j ieu as airectea, ana witnout tne
liferent strength!, with full direc
tions lor using, and put by Express, clo.iel bated, to
all parts of tb country.
PRICES. EU ftrength, 10; Half etrength, 85;
Quarter utrentrth, S3 per bottle.
CyJtEM EM HElt This medicine U dh'f(n(d ex
Tprmsly for OBSTINATE CARES, ythirh all other rtm'dies
of the kind have failed to cure ; alio that it is warranted
as represented IN -KVKRY KESPKcT, or the pcie will be
refunded
CST BEWAKEOF IMITATIONS i None genu
ine aud warrant. ,1. unles purchased direnu of Dr.
M at bin liEMEDIALINslllCTr. EOKj&l'EClAE
DISEASES. No ifj Uiiiou trct 1'rovideie. It. I.
y This itj ertalty etibriiCes all 1ir.eani.-i of a Pri
anu naturt., both of MEN and WOMEN, by a rejju
larly educated i.tneiciau ol tweuty yeirs jiraotice,
ttivniL' them his u-hot attention. ErConsaltatioug
by letter or otherwi-e are tr,rtlv confidential, and
medicines will be sent by Ex press stture fro observa
tion, to all parts ot the t inted States. Ale ) accom
modations, ior patients from abroad wish ug for a
tecure and quiet Ketbeat with good care, until re
ftured to liraph.
VA t'TiitH. It has bfen estimated, t nat over
7 wo Hunilte-I Thouiand Dollars are paid to swindling
fiiacks annually, in New England alone, without
anu benefit to those who pay it. Most of the sum
comes out of a o'assof persons who are ithe list
anie 10 loose It, but once paid thty ran n .r get it
tetek. and they are compe.led to sutler the trroug in
silence, not daring to expose the cheat fdr ft-ar of
e.rinsii)i; thtmselvts. All this couieH froift trusiing
nthont in'juirtf. to men wh are alike destitute id'
honor, character and fkiil. and whose oiiiy retoin
uieudatioii is their only ta'e; and extravagant n
sertmni, in praise of tiiemseirts. If. thereltore, you
would avoid b'int; humbuifiied, take no man's word,
no matter u hat his pretentions are but MAKE 1N
tCIH V :- it will cotd you nothing, ami may save
you uiauy rfgret; for, as advertising pfnsiciaDs, in
nine rases out of Hi are tofj, there is lio salety in
trusting any of them, units you know who and vhat
thev are
rf? hi'.. M . will semi kukk. by encldflng one
stHKp as above, a Pamphlet ou DISEASES OE WO
MEN, and 011 Private i' peneralh!. giving lull
inftrmation tni the most undoubted rertrmce and
t'Timonml. without which no adverUning phvsieiau
or medicine 1 tbii kind it deserving ot Ar 1' CON
FIDENCE WHATLVEK. I
Zif Orde-s by mail promptly attended tlo Write
your adJrep plainly, and direct to Int. MAI IlsoN,
as above. ;jp jv
t.itje or.vi:R.no.iT
Rutland. e
UOP.HAM liIiKKLLY
C'liinty Court. March Term.
Hesjuv Johnson.
ls.,1.
aciiou oi u ni ou Judgment reii'tert-.J L Jy the Su
preine i.onrt ol the State ot New ork. oln th- 12th
November, Is.;. ). tor the sum of ll j.ii damage and
t ostn of BUit. as by tiie record appear
IStCACHK, tfie "aid Defendant, lienry Johnson i"
absent from thin State, and ha not b-flii per-onally
notitied oi the peudencv of this "'tit : If i(i tiEDEini.
that he be notiiiei to appear at tli next telrni ol said
court, to be held at Rutiauu. within aril fur "aid
county, on the tecond Tuesday of fseptetobcr ls,l.
then and there tottiw thereto by publishing The
(substance of the plaintiff" declaration, widh this or
dr, three weeks succe-sively iu the Rutlatfd Herald,
the last of which to be at Ka-t twenty d4vs before
caid term, w Inch siia.I be .teemed sulhtieliit notice
Aud day thereoi is given. Ac
F W. IIOI'KI.N ) Clerk.
C. M. WlLLABD. Aftv. ' ;, -3-
T
MKJV CONl'KKKNCK AuADKM V.
i
TO MEET THE UME.-H
The proprietors of the Troy Conference Acaderav.
iu viw oi t' e ucparaieliel monetarv iepricin.
make ttie following propo-al for ttie F.l j erm, c un
inenctng AujU"1 id.
I hey wiii extend a credit ol hx montlnJto ailtho.-s
students who mny find it unpracticat.M to pa) a.--cordirg
to publiitfied tem. n : (one halt in a i va- ce
and the baiaiirc at th middle "f the term, provi ling
they will ftirni-h -atneaetory iwurjlv. from the
bilsofiho-e whf) shall meet the published t-rrus
they will deduct the legal intere-t far 'ourtem week
ou the amount paid
J. l'Ol.li k ( l
I'otiltnev, July 22. lv l S'M
A
ucrroN : a r err ion
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
I IikI ntTer for .-ale at l'ublic Auction, to the high
est bidder, on
I IIU its DAY. All,. 1. AT 1 A ii
I he entire Hock of liondn now in the store isteiy
occupied by .Vlt-rs l.ircomb k 1 reeman in Wert
Kutian i. CJiis-i-tiug iu part of mo-t varietie-nf Dre-
Ooods. rti.'ks. Alpacca-. Ilelaine. l.awu and I'rints.
Mtisiius, Victoria and id-hop Lawn', ixlginj. In
eertiug, Kibbons, U loves, llusierv,
U1.ADV 31 A UK CEOIllINO,
Deiiims ncd .sheeting-. H;.t-. ap. I'.ocu and .-shoe-.
Itubber-. &,c . Eillie's S!e. ( ri.e j.er.. til.:-- ku I
Hardware. E.ble an I i". eket utierv. V.ilb-,
I loth"-, liair. Mi'. arni.-'i and l'amt lirushe-. a
large a-siTtmei.t .'! i.i.aui... Hayn.K loo:-. Does.
Sh.jve:-. il.ip--ic'..-, I;-.. i, in-. Iiri. 1 .vlpp;-;, Itutfer.
Lard, lver.j-eue Oi, . liiirning I iuid. A gohol. I.auip
of ai.kiu.i-. Match.---, i urnitute. con- -tu g of lied-vted-.
I able. Stand-, t haire. kc . l'u;.tr liuiig'ng-.
with variiais other article too nnrr.er.. j-. to meatii'ii
pariicuiarly .
I lie abov e good- ill be first offeieti in bulk, with
the right re-en ed the otl.eer ot tn Udraw ing the
cam and te!iing by -ing e article should he deem
it nest to tlo so. It soiU iu bulii a fhort credit wou d
le given for undoubted -e.uritie-, ttrkus ot whicii
v a i be ma le known at ti rue of -ale I 1
I'er-on- wi-hing to bid upoa the entire nock wi 1
be adowed to examine the invoice and the goods Ly
application to the -u'enber.
i & I! ATTI.1MON. C m-tahi't
West IlutlaLd. July 21. l-'.l. J wj 'iitiliaug 1
"i -V 1 A ( C l K V T "
A sad acci.ff.iit otcurred iu front of tiie Old Vniou
Block. Mam istrj-et. A la ly iu attempting to alight
from her buggy, ca'iglit her criuo'iiie in the wheel,
tripped and tell to the grouni. s In; w a- taken up
insen'i'.'e and carried iuto E. EENN's HKL'O S i OK E.
Ihe Uniial re-torati'es weie U'luiiiii-tered. 'a'.' t xa
A g!a-s of S-i-la It'orw- - sugge-
niter it-It), t he
Jr. t.i'", MoliL
uistered. after
patient revived -uttic eiitiy to gasp more, wo". Stout
SODA. A st-CDiiit gia-s was adihiui-tered, after
which, at t' e ladv's ou-n sttgge-til
n the sprained
'imenU the laity
limb wa- bathed in Sodn. In a lew momenU the lady
was rullicieiit ly recovered to waiki
her-eit and receive a l arting gla".
to the fountain
Verily, l'UA.C'l! ilS is In.
Wateii.'
j tare
I I
tare ior Soi)A
Kuiiuiid. July ' ls;,l.
r
d.iW 1 w
G1!
E A T
L A I" r II T E It
I N
DRY AND FANCY GOODS !
Si7,000 WORTH AT COST AND LESS
FOR TWO WEEKS !
MY STOCK CONSISTS IS PART OF
W II I 'J' E (iOODS, Jl U S L I N S ,
BRILLIANTS, NETS, TRIMMINGS.
ZEI'lIYB WORSTEDS. GLOVES.
HOSIERY, lilBBOXS,
EMBROIDERIES, EDGINGS & SILKS!
FANS, COTTONS, VEILS, nd any other
Articles tea auaeroua to mention.
All tweidebted to the iubscrlptlr will confer a
iireat fvor by calling tmd fettlidg immediately.
Those wfc hve ttte of long rtaading will d
well to MttleandeaTectst. A word to the wise if
sufficient.
i
TO THE LADIB3.
Now it the time to secure f reat bargains. Pleae
call early as w expect a great ruah.
SfErHEN FRENCH,
UarchanU' Row, Rutland.
July 23, 19C1.
mm
I. M. Southwick.
"T.IIEN TO ADVERTISE!
It bai long been discnted nnint
mea, atothe proper time to derive moit b.neta?
from advertising. On th nn. h.j i. T .-T?"!
that it U only lu the flush tlm of trade tht an ad-
h ""y1" W" l lQe aavertlaer, and on the other
tide it u argued that u is in dull times especially
that the adyertniers need the aid of a " notice t
thepeople," that he has something to sell. 8 far u
itiiuu appues 10 in aavenuer alone, the nn
dermgned hM nothing to say. Uut he is quite or
that for the interest ol the buting rtnjuo, the tim
-v m. tine, 10 wnen iie uaa tue
LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS
which be proposes to sell at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE!
and this, just now, happens to be the case with
SOUTH WICK.
Having just returned from market, be is able tt
announce to his old friends and the public, that hi
stock ol
GROCERIES, PROVISION'S,
TEAS, SUGAIiS, t LOUR, Ii UTTER, CHEESE,
1'ORK, LAUD. HAMS, FOREIGN
FRUIT, BURNING FLUIDS,
OILS, &c, c,
Has junt been replenished at the reduced City price
aud 'hat it will be kept lull and periect throughout
the season.
farmers, Mechanics. Hotel keepers and House
keepers generally throughout the County, are re
Bpectlully solicited to examine his stock f
CItOCKEKY, GLASS, STONE AND
WOODEN WARE.
His choice aortment of Domestic and Foreign
ruitt, Cotlee, Spice-, Conffctiouery, Extract
Sauces, Drus, 1-h, Tobavo and Sears,
Gardeu, Mower and liird Seed, Candles,
Shot, Vegetables, aud the thousand
and one articles that go to make
A FIRST CLASS
GROCERY AND PROVISION, STORE
HERDS GRASS AND CLOVER SEED
Citizens and strangers viniting Rutland, are invited
to give him a call, examine his stock, and he pledge
himsell to make hit price satisfactory to all.
I M. SOUTH WICK,
, .. N" a Merchant- Row,
Rutland, Vt., July 17, ISM.
JLL HAIL YE LADS & LASSIES !
W ork wrk work,
1 ill the brain beffiii to swim:
Woikw oik work,
l id the eves are heavy aud dim I
Llrlnk drink drm k.
But a-k not bran fy. rum orgiu.
Aek lor So. la. "ia( no rin.
Au lva-tly mure retrei-hin,;
If'w!:rm and weary and worn.
At dewy eve or early morn,
eek the sparkling Soda Fount.
Not dou n town, but on the Mount
At our good Iriend 1'ENN 'S old staud,
1 is the be-t of any Ian i:
You'll be -erved iu up i-p style.
By willing hands, bow and (.mile.
pAINE, ALLEN, I'OND & CO.
I'AINE k CO . now offer their eLtire stock of
Goods, consisting of
IIA1S k L AI's.
It UUY M A D E C LO HI I N ' i
Boola 4 SHOES,
I KI NKS AND VAI.lHs
.1.M s L ttMsHINi. OiKlU.S..
( A .M b
L'MBKELLAs.
iKAVELINi, BAfi.S,
4c kc . kc . Ice ,
At greatiy reduced price-, to make rn.):a (or a large
st.ck ft Eail t.ool-
Now there i- an opportunity fora.itiit waatgoxl
(roods at low prices to call on
I'AINE k Co
MILITA11V CAPS mad? to order bj
I'AINE k CO.
JJOUTS ev SHOK
'hidb: 'ji order ly
I'AINE & O.
c
AN
ALWAYS
1 E FOUND
:ool a- ..rtinent ol guodi
-J -Hi! lie t lines
w
at TAIN E k . S a
in their line, ana tt pri---Eiitlsnd.
Ji.l. 12. Is..;.
B.
II . i;
r
WI I I. opEN ON
n . .m i. v : i.
A i I' l-I. i;i h ..f 1 ill
T K .V T. I 1 r. S T ii I T I i: f. E,
DoL'ULE E. 1 EN 5 1 ON
i i ji t : :
p a
'I'lIIs SMlil ha-met with wide ai d upivcr-al ap
I provai by the l.e-t Sradf S the cuniry. To it
ae-n'tw nig.i t'xeei. ene.es u. ne.-n auaed
an iinprottd -buj e
1 1 I in a le wa; h ite wed known
eyelet ta-t. l.inii'
and i- in till re-i ect- a lir.-t-clasa
Skirt It ha-been remarked bt
:ood judge that
one of these Mors are wort!: lour
made tinier th -uu.
uiv other make
It de-erv.-. all the rai-e it ba-T.-nei.
r. ceiv i
-Y. V.
11 W
L L
II ) E S !
ia -iic- will not
As I keep no .' ,:-r r .'-'a
- !
run any r.ti "1 ' -eii'g i.e; - 1 t po...
It l well know a bv a.ar' -.;'-.!
nity thitt cue p:.:r ot ti.e-e -a.'.si.t"
three ul tiia other ia..ke i itiTni-
." caiumn-
i i h tv. o r
- v icin .t . anj
i pair- of or-
otten one pair trill wenr longer lhau :
dir.arv New Vork and llostou flax-
iLa iies tiiat
have "not worn these stiots will pl-:t-e try t!i -m ou
our recommendation.
EACH PAIR WARRANTED.
ju!J21wtl H " HURT,
c
1 A S T L E T O N
EM IN AMY,
EA EL TERM liEGlNS AEG.
Our excellent r.ojrd ot ieaciier- retained, and
the ututl d amageii albtrded ia Mu-ic, Irench,
l'rinting. &c. I he attendance is invited of those
who desire tnorough instruction and a 'juit t. cheer
ful home lor study.
Zr- send lor a catalogue.
3'i-Ovv S KNOWLToN, Principal.
FOUND. On Wa.shinton Street, oa
Friday, a GOLD ISRACH LET. The owner can
have the siime by callirgat thin otlicc. proving prop
erty, and paying for thU advertisement
T ON DON CLUU SAUCE at
U
MCSSEY'8
'RESll GROUND N. S. PLASTER, for cale bf
1JARJ"- '1 & aoy.
w
ILCOX & GIBBS' SEWING Ma
chine. What others day of it. " It U in
deed a wonderful production, and tor family use es
pecially, no tther machine tetii tear any comparison u
it." l'bila. Evening Journal.
" A mechanical wonder.'' Scientifio American.
For vale by J.K.BARNES.
FEMALE TEACHERS WANTED
To take charge of th Ea iics' Department (a
an Acade 'y, in Washington County, N. Y. She
muit be a strict disciplinarian. able to teach th
common English branches, Algebra, French, an
elements oi Drawing and Faulting. Testimonial
required. Apply on Tuesday next, in person, at th
Herald Offico, between 1 aud 2 o'clock, P. M., or a4
drei Ior eos week, through Pe-tt-Othce.
EY. J. WIWI-Er EDDT,
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